Cloud Penetration Testing

Identity first, then everything it unlocks

In the cloud, identity is the perimeter. We map who and what can assume which roles, then follow the privilege-escalation and lateral-movement paths that follow from it.

• IAM roles, trust policies and privilege-escalation chains
• Public exposure: storage, functions, management interfaces and secrets in the open
• Network and workload isolation between accounts, projects and subscriptions
• Configuration measured against CIS and provider baselines - and, more usefully, against how it breaks

From a real starting position

We test from the position that matches your threat model: an external attacker, a compromised developer identity, or a workload that has been popped. Read access to the environment lets us reason about the whole blast radius instead of guessing at it from the edge. Findings are things we reached, with the exact path recorded.

Paths cut, not a config dump

• The escalation and exposure paths we found, each reproducible
• A management summary and a technical report with a clear order to fix in
• Concrete remediation tied to your provider and setup
• A walkthrough with a Q&A round, and a retest once you have remediated